Arvind Kumar

Pavan Kumar

Meenu Rani

S. S. Singh

Bambang Hendro Trisasongko

This two-volume set discusses recent approaches and technological innovations for sustainable agriculture in smallholder farming systems impacted by climate change. The systems covered include crop-based agricultural production, as well as aquaculture and livestock production as related systems using similar techniques to combat food security issues brought about by climate change and resource overuse. The chapters detail innovations involving crop diversification, soil resilience management, geoinformatics and land suitability monitoring for smart farming, information technology in livestock production, and nutrient resource management in fishery aquaculture. Researchers, practitioners and industries will be able to use this information to implement socially and economically sustainable practices to achieve food security in impoverished areas vulnerable to climate change, while also learning about the rapid evolution in information technology that is applicable for and available to small holder farmers. Volume 2 focuses on trends and technologies in food security within the context of sustainable practices, drone technology, microwave data, molecular farming, machine learning, agricultural economics, spatial modeling and agricultural policy. These chapters discuss advancements in fishery resource and aquaculture practices, and also the challenges facing these areas due to climate change.

Advances for Smallholder Farming Systems Volume 2

Agriculture, Livestock Production and Aquaculture

Provides A Scientific Appraisal Of Facts Relating To Environmental Issues So As To Inculcate The Management Strategies Regarding Eco-Degradations. Divided Into 63 Chapters To Present The Sectrum Of Environmental Thereat In Concise Forms. Useful For Academics, Technocrates, Politicians, Researchers And Post Graduate Students.

Environment Management

The Book Comprises Of Recent Research Articles Of Eminent Scientists Focusing On Appropriate Use Of Pesticides And Fertilizers In Order To Maintain Human Health, Ecological Balance And Environment-Friendly Sustainable Development.

Environment & Agriculture

Indian agriculture has witnessed a remarkable progress during the past three decades. The Indian agriculture is standing at the cross roads because of the fast changing scenario in global economy of which Indian economy is an integrated part and agriculture continues to be backbone of Indian economy. The book discuss exhaustive studies on various aspects of agricultural sciences. The present book provides the state of agro-ecosystem vis-a-vis environment and outlines future directions so that sustainable agriculture is achieved without causing extensive damage to the fragile agro-ecosystem. The present book entitled Concept of Tropical Agriculture is the compilation of some most recent research articles of eminent scientists from different parts of the country. With its application-oriented and inter-disciplinary approach, the book would be immensely useful to everyone dealing with agriculture sciences, such as University teachers, farmers, academics, technocrats, politicians, researchers and postgraduate students as well. Contents Chapter 1: Alternative Agricultural Practices: A Sustainable Approach for Conserving Biodiversity as well as Developing an Eco-friendly Environment by Arvind Kumar; Chapter 2: Biological Nitrogen Fixation in Rice: A Review by M Senthil Kumar and S P Sundaram; Chapter 3: Indirect Organogenesis through Pseudostem Callus in Turmeric Variety Suguna of Curcuma longa L by M C Gayatri, V Roopadarshini and R Kavyashree; Chapter 4: Resource Productivity and Allocation Efficiency in the Production of Sunflower and Groundnut in Andhra Pradesh by Y Sudhakar Reddy and G P Reddy; Chapter 5: Identification of Radish (Raphanus sativus L) and Tomato (Lycopersicon esculentum Mill) Varieties by Gel Electrophoresis and Isozyme Analysis by Adarsh Pal Vig and Navneet Kaur; Chapter 6: Effect of Different Levels of NPK on the Growth Behaviour of Leucaena leucocephala (Lam) de Wit and Yield of Zea mays L in Mizoram by U K Sahoo, P C Vanlalhluna and R Mohan; Chapter 7: Correlation of Physiological and Biochemical Characters in Seed Conservation Studies of Cucumber and Watermelon by C Vanniarajan, Sanjeev Saxena and T Nepolean; Chapter 8: Integrated Weed Management in Soybean (Glycine max) by Pardeed Kumar and Sat Paul Mehra; Chapter 9: Response of Eugeia bracteata (Wild) Roxb to VAM, Rhizobium and molybdenum Source by Ramesh H Ratageri and H C Lakshman; Chapter 10: Seasonal Variation in Population of Microtermes obesi Holmgren in Rose Plantations of MJP Rohilkhand University, Bareilly (Uttar Pradesh) (Insecta: Isoptera) by Sachin Srivastava, Sudhakar Gupta, Puspha Singh and Kamna Singh; Chapter 11: Management of Brinjal Shoot and Fruit Borer through Insecticidal Application and Varietal Resistance by Rabindra Prasad, Muneshwar Prasad, Rajesh Kumar and Devendra Prasad; Chapter 12: Medicinal Plants of Ethnobotanical Importance Curing Diabetes from Namakkal District (Tamil Nadu), India by M Rajasekara Pandian, G Sharmila Banu, G Kumar and K H Smila; Chapter 13: Consumptive Use, WUE and Moisture Extraction Pattern by Rapeseed and Greengram as Influenced by Fertility Levels and Straw Mulch by B Mitra, P Bose, B K Mandal and S K Hansda; Chapter 14: Relative Salt Tolerance of Selected Perennial Tree Species by B R Gurumurthy, M B Shivanna Naryan S Mavarkar and H V Rudramurthy; Chapter 15: Effect of Fly Ash-Soil Amendment on the Cultivation of Root Crops: A Case Study by N Tripathi, R S Singh, P K Mishra and P S M Tripathi; Chapter 16: Distribution and Uses of Euryale ferox Salisbury in Manipur by P K Singh; Chapter 17: Evaluation of Basmati Rice Based Crop Sequences for Productivity, Economic Returns and Soil Health by M S Sidhu and R Sikka; Chapter 18: Assessment of Phytotoxicity of SO2 and NH2 of Poaceae and Fabaceae Crop Plants by Nirmal Babu Rao, Amena and I Sobha; Chapter 20: Genetic Diversity Studies in Introgressed Lines of Gossypium hirsutum Cotton using Cluster Analysis by J S V Samba Murthy and N Chamundeswari; Chapter 21: Seed Borne Fungi of Celastrus paniculatus, Wild and their Control by R K Aher, L S Gund, A A Kulkarni and R R Saswade; Chapter 22: Effects of Neem Leaf Extract on Growth Characteristics and Organic Constituents of Trigonella foenum-graceum, L by S L Khapme, R K Aher, D A Bandal, G V Vyavahae, Y B Agre, D B Shelake and Miss R K Shaikh; Chapter 23: Study of Important Medicinal Plants from Parner Tahasil, Dist, Ahmednagar, India by S K Aher, V S Shinde, R B Ghogare, A R Thube, Y P Date, S R Paimode and A R Kale; Chapter 24: Phytochemical Studies of Ethnobotanically Significant Plant, Evolvulus alsinoides, Linn from the Tribal Region of Deoghar District of Santal Paraganas by B N Jha and S K Chaudhury; Chapter 25: Physiochemical Parameters and Elemental Analysis of the Soils of Sugarcane Fields with and without Red Rot Disease Incidence by S Velmurugan, R Narayanaswamy and S Ravi; Chapter 26: Inhibitory Effect of Hamidesmus indicus R Br on Calcium Oxalate Crystal Growth in vitro by T Vimala, S Gopalakrishnan and Y M Fazil Marickar; Chapter 27: Effect of Saline irrigation on Cholorophyll and Proline Contents in Selected Tree Species by B R Gurumurthy, S P Nataraja, Naryan S Mavarkar and M B Shivanna; Chapter 28: Interaction Studies on Bioinoculant and Inorganic Fertilizers on Growth Performance of Cole Crops by N S Kulkarni, J V Jaiswal and M G Bodhankar; Chapter 29: Sol-gel Synthesis and Photoelectrochemical Behaviour of Si-doped a-Fe2O3 by Anshul Agarwal, Yatendra S Chaudhary, Vibha R Satsangi, Sahab Dass and Rohit Shrivastav; Chapter 30: Assessment of Relative Efficacy and Economics of Chemical and Bioinsecticides for Management of Fruit Borer of Okra by Rabindra Prasad, Muneshwar Prasad, Rajesh Kumar and Devendra Prasad; Chapter 31: Fertilizer and Spacing Affect Cabbage Quality by Devesh Tripathi and Rakesh Kumar Upadhyay; Chapter 32: Effect of Fertilizer and Spacing on Days Taken to Head Formation and Yield of Cabbage by Devesh Tripathi and Rakesh Kumar Udadhyay; Chapter 33: Yield and Quality of Gossypium arboreum Hybrid (AKDH-7) as Influences by Plant Density and Nitrogen Levels by P V Mahatale, T K Tiwari and A V Patil; Chapter 34: A Comparative Study of Leaf Architecture of Three Plants Species of Family Solanaceae by Archana Nigam; Chapter 35: Association of Stability Parameters in Pigeon Pea by C Vanniarajan, P Rangasamy and T Nepolean; Chapter 36: Woody Vegetation Structure in a Sacred Grove of Pudukottai District, Tamil Nadu, South India by B Muthukumar, S Dhanasekar, S Soorairaj, N Nagamurugan, B Balaguru,; Chapter 37: Diversity, Relative and Rank Abundances of Predatory Coccinellids in an Irrigated Rice Ecosystem, Madurai, Tamil Nadu by M Khandibane, S Rahuraman and N Ganapathy; Chapter 38: Storability of Corcyra cephalonica Stainton (Galleridae: Lepidoptera) Eggs for Trichogrammtid Production by J R Kadam, S R Parate, A P Chavan, D B Kadam and B M Mhaske; Chapter 39: Stability Analysis is Sorghum [Sorghum bicolor (L) Moench] by S P Patil, M R Manjare, S R Kamdi and A M Dethe; Chapter 40: Effect of Salinity on the Growth of Rhizobium and their Interrelationship Between Different Osmotica Like Aspartate, Calcium Chloride and Trehalose by S Manju, K Vijayalakshmi, C Sheela Sasikumar; Chapter 41: Integrated Weed Management in Kharif Groundnut (Arachis hypogaea L) by A P Chaudhari, T K Tiwari, C B Gaikwad and A V Solanke; Chapter 42: Response of Rice (Oryza sativa L) Crop to Integrated Nutrient Management by K Henna, G Swarajya Lakshmi, B V Seshaiah and B Venkateswarlu; Chapter 43: Effect of Lactational Order on the Physico-chemical Properties of Milk in Deccani Sheep by A S Hulge, A P Chavan, S P Kalhapure, S V Kale and R B Walujkar; Chapter 44: Efficacy of Different Insecticides Against Brinjal Shoot and Fruit Borer (Leucinodes orbonalis Gn) by B M Mhaske, A P Chavan, D B Kadam and V C Girhe; Chapter 45: Somatic Embryogenesis in Bamboo (Bambusa arundinacea) by M P Meshram, Priti A Sonkamble, A M Sonkamle and D A Joshi; Chapter 46: Stability of Yield and its Components in Urdbean (Vigna mungo L Hepper) by Ch Mallikarjuna Rao, Md Mujeed Khan and Y Koteswara Rao; Chapter 47: Detection of Tomato Virus on Cumcumber by Rama Murthy, D M Sawant and G P Deshmukh; Chapter 48: Variation in the Morphological Characters of Brachiaria mutica Due to Urban Sewage Water Irrigation by S T Girisha and S Umesha; Chapter 49: Relationship of Mosaic Disease of Chilli with its Aphid Vectors by C Reddy, D M Sawant and G P Deshmukh; Chapter 50: Regional Agricultural Land Use in Bihar: A Sectoral Analysis by Tara Shankar.

Concepts of Tropical Agriculture

Eduard Alarcon

Rajiv Joshi

Matt Ziegler

Research in Artificial Intelligence (AI) is not new, it has been around since 1950’s. AI resurfaced at that time while Moore’s law was on an aggressive path of scaling, with the transformation of NMOS and later bipolar technology to CMOS for high performance, low power as well as low cost applications.Several breakthroughs in the electronics industry helped to push Moore’s law in chip miniaturization along with increased computing power (parallel and distributed processing) and memory bandwidth. Once this paradigm shift occurred it naturally opened doors for AI as it required big data manipulations, and thus AI could thrive again. AI has already shown success in industries such as finance, marketing, health care, transportation, gaming, education and the defence and space, to name but a few.The human brain amazingly has a memory in the order of millions of digital bits, however it cannot compete with machines for data crunching and speed. Thus tomorrow’s world will be a World of Wonders of Artificial Intelligence (WOW- AI), to compensate the computational limitations of human beings. In short, AI research and applications will continue to grow with the development of software, algorithms and hardware accelerators.To continue the development of AI, an advanced AI Compute Symposium was launched with the sponsorship of IBM, IEEE CAS and EDS, from which this book came. Overall, the book covers two broad topics: general AI advances, and applications to neuromorphic computing.

AI Compute Symposium 218

From Artificial Intelligence to Brain Intelligence

Bijaya Shadangi

Jitendra Agrawal

This book is a Monograph of honest research work and clinical study that carried out for the use of recent drugs in prevention and treatment of nausea & vomiting in the peri-operative period.This study also included the use of recent drugs like Palonosetron and Onadansetron during and after various surgical procedures .We have taken utmost care in titrating the dosage schedule which is in accordance with the standard reccomendations. Authors tried to preserve the upto date data while making this monograph.

Effectiveness of More Recent Anti-emetic Drugs in the Peri-operative Nausea and Vomiting

Measures to Decrease Nausea Vomiting in Peri-operative Period

Collects 43 Research Articles Relating To Environmental Pollution And The Steps Required To Be Taken For Their Eradication. Useful For Students, Academics, Researchers Etc. In Short For All Those Interested In Conservation Of Non-Renewable Resources For Future Generations.

Environmental Contamination and Bioreclamation

Mohammad Anwar Hossain

Robert Henry

Lutful Hassan

Khandakar Md. Iftekharuddaula

Presents the latest knowledge of improving the stress tolerance, yield, and quality of rice crops One of the most important cereal crops, rice provides food to more than half of the world population. Various abiotic stresses—currently impacting an estimated 60% of crop yields—are projected to increase in severity and frequency due to climate change. In light of the threat of global food grain insecurity, interest in molecular rice breeding has intensified in recent years. Progress has been made, but there remains an urgent need to develop stress-tolerant, bio-fortified rice varieties that provide consistent and high-quality yields under both stress and non-stress conditions. Molecular Breeding for Rice Abiotic Stress Tolerance and Nutritional Quality is the first book to provide comprehensive and up-to-date coverage of this critical topic, containing the physiological, biochemical, and molecular information required to develop effective engineering strategies for enhancing rice yield. Authoritative and in-depth chapters examine the molecular and genetic bases of abiotic stress tolerance, discuss yield and quality improvement of rice, and explore new approaches to better utilize natural resources through modern breeding. Topics Include rice adaptation to climate change, enriching rice yields under low phosphorus and light intensity, increasing iron, zinc, vitamin and antioxidant content, and improving tolerance to salinity, drought, heat, cold, submergence, heavy metals and Ultraviolet-B radiation. This important resource: Contains the latest scientific information on a wide range of topics central to molecular breeding for rice Provides timely coverage molecular breeding for improving abiotic stress tolerance, bioavailability of essential micronutrients, and crop productivity through biotechnological methods Features detailed chapters written by internationally-recognized experts in the field Discusses recent progress and future directions in molecular breeding strategies and research Molecular Breeding for Rice Abiotic Stress Tolerance and Nutritional Quality is required reading for rice researchers, agriculturists, and agribusiness professionals, and the ideal text for instructors and students in molecular plant breeding, abiotic stress tolerance, environmental science, and plant physiology, biochemistry, molecular biology, and biotechnology.

Molecular Breeding for Rice Abiotic Stress Tolerance and Nutritional Quality

A Compilation Of Around 50 Articles That Release To Ichthyology And Fisheries Science. The Articles Are Authored By Experts And Will Be Useful For Students, Teachers, Researchers, Scientist. Fish Biologists.

Fishery Management

Born to a respectable French-Canadian family, Dawn L'Andry shows promise as a student and dreams of becoming a schoolteacher. But her craving for both love and luxury cause her ultimate downfall. After leaving her home and beloved father to attend university in Montréal, she finds life on a tight budget more difficult than she had anticipated. A fellow waitress at the restaurant where she earns a few extra dollars introduces her to the head of an escort service, and Dawn is sucked into a hooker's life. She also fulfills her dream of teaching, but her nighttime activities often distract her from her altruistic mission. Her obsession with money and fascination with the idea of sex with strangers keep her constantly on the edge. Sought after by rich and famous clients, she engages in dangerous, exploitative acts with an adeptness that always makes them want more. But an encounter with Sanjay, a wealthy, married East Indian physician, turns Dawn's carefully arranged life upside down. Dawn's beauty and sexual expertise leave Sanjay breathless. His infatuation with her escalates, disrupting his work and family life, until she proposes becoming his mistress, on condition that he never ask about her true identity. Sanjay lavishes her with jewelry, luxurious vacations, cash and even her own stock brokerage account. Their idyllic arrangement comes crashing down around them, however, when Dawn's parents try to arrange a marriage for her. At first, Dawn is incensed but soon realizes that her parents' concern for her future is justified. Terrified of her double life being exposed, she agrees to marry and breaks up with Sanjay. Though Dawn has tried not to be too hurtful, a jealous and enraged Sanjay hires a private investigator to uncover her disgraceful past. Dawn's father learns of his daughter's sordid hidden life and banishes her from the family. Devastated, she drives her car off a bridge. Sanjay hears of her death and tries to take his own life. In the end, both lovers survive and meet by chance in Montréal. There, after an evening of soul-searching, they achieve forgiveness and find solace in each other's arms once more.

Dawnsearlylite

Ecosystem-Based Adaptation: Approaches to Sustainable Management of Aquatic Resources presents a close examination of the role of ecosystem-based adaptation in managing river basins, aquifers, flood plains and their vegetation to provide water storage and flood regulation. Furthermore, the book explores improved ecosystem-based services for managing floods, conservation of water and its resources (including watersheds), avoiding water scarcity, and ensuring long-term water security planning, all in the context of sustainable development goals. This book will help scientists pave the way for easy implementation of sustainable development goals, ensuring a secure and sustainable future. Presents information in an easy-to-follow manner using tables, figures and graphs where applicable, along with case studies from all continents Provides a reference for experts to use as an authoritative source to support environmental action and regulation Delineates the role of ecosystem-based adaptation in sustainable management and in the restoration of watershed forests and wetlands

Approaches to Sustainable Management of Aquatic Resources

Ecosystem-Based Adaptation

Govind Singh Saharan

Prithwi Raj Verma

Prabhu Dayal Meena

White rust caused by the fungus Albugo is the most devastating disease known to occur in more than 50 countries and infects about 400 plant species belonging to 31 families worldwide including important vegetable crucifers, oil yielding Brassicas, ornamental plants and numerous weeds. This book on “White Rust” deals with the aspects on “the disease” and “the pathogen” is vividly illustrated for stimulating, effective and easy reading and understanding. We are sure that this comprehensive treatise on “white rust” will be of immense use to the researchers, teachers, students and all others who are interested in the diagnosis and management of white rust diseases of crops worldwide.

White Rust of Crucifers: Biology, Ecology and Management

Kusum Kumar

Arvind Sahaj Samantar Kosh

Some 65 of the known 92 elements are metallic in nature. The term metal designates an element that is a good conductor of electricity whose electrical resistance is directly proportion to absolute 0T. In addition, metals share some distinctive characteristics such as high thermal conductivity and high density. Metallic elements are intrinsic components of the environment. Some 19 heavy metals of the known 65 metals are toxic in nature and cause a great threat to the living as well as non-living world, and so man is no exception. Actually toxic heavy metals are present at

Recent Advances

Heavy Metal Pollution Research

The word plankton was first of coined by Henson, which means that which drifts . A single organism in the plankton is known as a plankter. The wide distribution of many plankton species is one of the most striking features encountered in the study of planktonology. Some articles in the book clearly reveal the fact that the plankton is regarded as a best biotool. The book entitled Ecology of Plankton has been written covering applied aspects of Limnology in order to cater to the needs of students, research scholars and teachers in college and university. A book of this kind will be of immense use to all those who study or teach aquatic ecology and hydrobiology. Not only this, the present book will also be helpful for students, research scholars, professors, scientists as well as for limnologists for aquatic impact assessment and management. Contents Chapter 1: Dynamics of Phytoplankton Productivity of Certain Lentic Ecosystems of Jharkhand, India by Arvind Kumar and Chandan Bohra; Chapter 2: Studies on the Phytoplankton of Olero Creek and Parts of Benin River, Nigeria by T A Adesalu and D I Nwankwo; Chapter 3: Community Structure and Faunal Assemblages of Zooplankton in an Estuarine Mangrove Ecosystem by N V Prasad; Chapter 4: Distribution and Ecology of Phytoplanktons in the Dal Lake, Kashmir (India) by M Jeelani, H Kaur and S G Sarwar; Chapter 5: Population Dynamics of Rotifers in the Anchar Lake, Kashmir (India) by M Jeelani, H Kaur and S G Sarwar; Chapter 6: Diversity of Phytoplankton and Zooplankton with Respect to Pollution Status of River Tapi in North Maharashtra Region by S R Gaikwad, S R Thorat & T P Chavan; Chapter 7: Investigations on Blue Green Algae of Satna: A Taxonomical Approach by Rashmi Singh; Chapter 8: Physico-chemical Factors Controlling the Growth of Diatoms in Two Lakes of Mysore by J Mahadev & S P Hosmani; Chapter 9: Tidal and Diurnal Variability of Zooplankton in Mangrove Habitat of Gaderu, East Coast of India by N V Prasad; Chapter 10: Trace Metals in Zooplankton from the Mangrove Waterways of Coringa, East Coast of India with Special Reference to Industrial Effluents by N V Prasad; Chapter 11: Seasonal and Spatial Variations in Taxonomic Composition and Biomass of Zooplankton in Estuarine Waters and the Bay Environment of Coringa Mangroves, East Cost of India by N V Prasad; Chapter 12: Studies on Qualitative and Quantitative Plankton Production using Duck Droppings by S K Majhi, B K Mahapatra, K Vinod and B K Mandal; Chapter 13: Spacio-temporal Trends in Phytoplankton Primary Production in Marikanave Reservoir by Syed Fasihuddin & E T Puttaiah; Chapter 14: Study of Algal Communities of Sonvad Dam of Dhule as Indicators of Organic Water Pollution by S N Nandan & D S Jain; Chapter 15: Biological Evaluation of Water Quality Using Phytoplankton on Phutala Lake and Well in Nagpur by Arun K Pandey & Rakesh K Pandey; Chapter 16: Diversity of Zooplankton in Rakasakoppa Reservoir of Belgaum, North Karnataka by B N Sunkad; Chapter 17: Impact of Sewage Disposal and Agricultural Waste on the Freshwater Quality and Phytoplankton Density of a Tropical Stream in the Western Ghats in India by M Ganesan, N Jayabalan & K Jegatheesan; Chapter 18: Studies on Zooplankton Distribution in the Coastal Waters of Dakshina Kannada, West Coat of India by T V Ramana and M P M Reddy; Chapter 19: Biochemical Composition and Calorific Potential of Zooplankton from the Mangrove Waters and the Bay Environment of Kakinada, South East Coast of India by N V Prasad; Chapter 20: Seasonal Fluctuation of Different Zooplanktonic Groups of a Rainfed Wetland in Relation to Some Abiotic Factors by S B Patra and N C Datta; Chapter 21: Phytoplankton Dynamics in Anchar Lake, Kashmir by Shamim A Bhat and Ashok K Pandit; Chapter 22: Detoxification Efficiency of Four Fungal sp on Dye Effluent by K T K Anandapandian, S Chandrasekarenthiran, S Kirupaa and G Ram Kumar; Chapter 23: Stable Carbon Isotopic Studies on Zooplankton in Mangrove Waters and the Bay Environment of Kakinada, East Coast of India by N V Prasad and P Chandramohan; Chapter 24: Zooplankton Population Assessment in the Coastal Waters off Kakinada and Mumbai by V W Lande; Chapter 25: Seasonal Variations in Freshwater Protozoans in Kali-Nadi, District Etah, U P, India by A K Paliwal; Chapter 26: Ecologically Significant Species of Zooplankton in Coringa Mangrove Ecosystem, Andhra Pradesh by N V Prasad; Chapter 27: Feeding Modes and Associated Mechanisms in Zooplankton by Ram Kumar; Chapter 28: Relation Between Water Circulation and Zooplankton Distribution in the Bay Environment of Kakinada, East Coast of India by N V Prasad; Chapter 29: Limnological Studies of Mosam River of Maharashtra with Relation to Phytoplankton by N H Aher & S N Nandan; Chapter 30: Preliminary Observations on Breeding Behaviour of Freshwater Rotifer Brachionus calyciflorus by Sampada Tadphale and Madhuri Pejaver; Chapter 31: Biodiversity of Chlorophyceae in Haranbari Dam of Baglan (Maharashtra) by N H Aher and S N Nandan.

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